In a statement, the committee also said it welcomes the Rahmah Menu Incentive Card initiative for Rahmah Menu traders to buy raw materials at a cheaper price and this, is believed, will encourage more traders to get involved in preparing the Rahmah Menu. — Picture by Firdaus Latif
The Parliamentary Special Select Committee on Domestic Trade, Entrepreneurship, Cost of Living and Agriculture, among others, recommended that the 2024 allocation for the Rahmah Sales Programme be increased.
The committee, in a statement today, said the recommendations, made after the committee meeting yesterday, are intended to help ease the burden of the cost of living of more people.
“The committee also welcomes the Rahmah Menu Incentive Card initiative for Rahmah Menu traders to buy raw materials at a cheaper price and this, is believed, will encourage more traders to get involved in preparing the Rahmah Menu.
“The committee also recommends that the Ministry of Domestic Trade and Cost of Living (KPDN) get more local traders to be involved in the Rahmah Sales programme,” read the statement.